Mr Tayton must join Colours after 31st of October 1916

03/10/1916 to 03/10/1916

Older boys attended lecture given by Navy League at Nuneaton Theatre

11/10/1916 to 11/10/1916

Mr Tayton absent to go to London to join the Artist Rifles

19/10/1916 to 19/10/1916

Mr Tayton given 3 days leave previous to joining HM Forces on 26th October

20/10/1916 to 20/10/1916

Mrs Tayton appointed in husband's place to be permanently in charge of Class 1 Boys

13/11/1916 to 13/11/1916

Class in Gardening to be started. Local Authority have been asked for £8 for tools. A plot of land ad

04/12/1916 to 04/12/1916

14 children assisted in Mayor's Appeal for Belgian Relief Fund

22/12/1916 to 22/12/1916

Mr Carter passed number of plots and boys 14, for a First Year Gardening Course.

18/01/1917 to 18/01/1917

Government restriction on paper to come into operation March 1st. Children asked to be careful with p

09/02/1917 to 09/02/1917

Gardening class not taken owing to frost and snow and absence of teachers.

20/02/1917 to 20/02/1917

Weather fine. Gardening class taken, clearing ground of trees & shrubs and making gardens and paths.

13/03/1917 to 13/03/1917

Work in gardens rendered difficult owing to shortage of staff in April & May. Severe weather at Easte

15/05/1917 to 15/05/1917

Lieut W E Taylor (teacher) went to France 2.00 am this morning

19/06/1917 to 19/06/1917

Violent thunderstorm and hailstones greatly damaged garden crops

17/06/1917 to 17/06/1917

Headmaster called for medial re-examination at Coventry

05/07/1917 to 05/07/1917

Lance Corporal Green, ex-pupil, now at Front and in Sir John French's list for special valour.

30/08/1915 to 30/08/1915

Teacher Miss L Harris & sister from school engaged in Registration War work for 2 weeks by order of t

08/09/1915 to 08/09/1915

Miss Harris & Mr Evans absent on recruiting business. Head comments that these classes without teache

03/11/1915 to 03/11/1915

Headteacher on Monday mornings discusses current war situation with older pupils.

09/09/1914 to 09/09/1914

Mr F Radcliffe (supply teacher) gone to war and school still short of a teacher

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

March past of 3,000 soldiers + two bands. All children out in front of school for 6th time.

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

Teachers contributing to many different war relief funds. £230 given collectively so far and the same

13/04/1915 to 13/04/1915

History & Geography are now much based on the War

01/05/1915 to 01/05/1915

Older children told about War Loan Investment and helping the Government

27/06/1915 to 27/06/1915

Teachers signing up for the War Gratuitous Volunteer Work during the midsummer holidays.

26/07/1915 to 26/07/1915